Telegram-herald., 1887-12-14

daughters aud sons have contributed to
make the kirmes a success. The great
festival will continue tonight, tomorrow
and Friday nights.
M,xy Isaces.
At Sis the curtains on the stage were
drawn aside disclosinga msgniiicently ar
ranged tableau, the different nations being
represented in full costume and in the
centre on a raised platform were ranged
the company OF little lawn tennis dancers
in pure white. When the beautiful calcium
lights were turned on the stage the scene
was grand beyond description and ELECTED
rounds of applause from the delighted audi
ence. The costumes were rich, tasty and
superb and in endless variety. lmmedi-
ately after the tableau the strains of the
Grand march, from the WurZburg & Bron-
son z. c. military band, were waited
sweetly through the massive struc-
ture and the $50 participants
formed on the main floor. During
the course OF the march the calcium lights
were reflected on the brilliant company
with an exceedingly pleasing effect. Fol-
lowing this came the Lawn Tennis dance
by a company of boys aud girls in charm
ing snow white costumes led by John
Hoilister and Miss Julia Hawkins. The
different movements were gracefully exc
cuted BY the little folks and their tabeaus
were beautiful. The Holland dance was
unique and comical, and their tableau
OF "Solid Comfort, received much applause.
The Gypsy dance was elegantly costumed
and the tableaus were magnificent. Stuart
DsKraaft, Willard Brigham, Ms. +. G.
Berger, and Mrs. M. J. Smiley led the
dance and the latter wa. particularly hand
some and graceful The Irish solo dance,
by Master Thomas Bradfeld, and Miss
Lulu Ball was gracefally executed, and
they received well deserved encore. The
Swedish dance was led by Leopold
z. II. Fisher and Miss Nettie
Cole. and was elegantly costumed.
The Mikado dance was picturesque and
attractive. as were also the participants who
by the way, were so cieverly disguised that
many oftheir friends were unable to recog
nize them. 1t was led by Leo Chase, Miss
Hattie White. VIII Brown and Miss Ella
McQuewan. After this there was another
march by the entire company, in the midst
of which the music ceased aud the company
disbanded in charming confusion. Every
dance was handsomely costumed in the
native dress and presented the appearance
of a magnificent operatta Fantasia. The
names of those participating in the dances
are as follows
Lawn Tennis Dance.
Flag Bearers-Master Chas. Mcdowell
and Miss Grace CRANKY.
Masters Geo. Holister, Harry Worden,
Morgan Smith, John Hollister, Littleton
Shelby, Ed Avery, Walter Brookings, Car
roll Perkins. Burn Hazeltine. Geo. Olney,
Frank Deane. Geo. Widdicomb. Eddie
Deane, Misses Julia Hawkins, Maud
Withey, Grace Remington. Maud Hazel
tine, Louise Clifford, Bessie Widdicomb.
Franses Hentig. ELLA Shelby. Maud Free
man, Carrie Sigh, Nora Judd, Lucy 0lney,
Bessie Henug.
Holland Dance.
Messrs. viii A. Morgan, Nesbitt Scribner,
Chas. Bennett. Carroll Godfrey, Chss. Voor-
his. Henry Grinnell, Fred Twamley, Cbas
Hoyey. Misses Daisy Moore. Com
stock, Jennie Belknsp, Nellie Belknap,
susie McCuliough, Matte Remington,
Twsmley, Cara Wood.
Gypssy Dance.
Messrs. Stewart DeKrafft, Willard Brig
ham. Bernard Cobb, Fred Tinkham, John
Seymour, Fred K. Deane, Finn Miller.
fireman Godfrey, Fred Welch. Will Per-
kins, r. Willard Will Granger, Thomss
Mcbride. A. ID. Rathbone, jr., James Farms
worth, Mrs. NJ. J. Smiley. Mrs. Fred Ber-
ger. Mrs. DR.. Brigham. Misses Ada Hunt.
Dottells Bissell, Donna Moore, Emma
Long. Lula Creque, Carrie Sterling, Dollie
Elenvood, Berth. Lettelier. Julia Mead
Hszeltine, Maggie Blanchard, Lulu Ants
Gel.
Irish Dsnce-solo.
Master Tom Bradfsld and Miss Lula
Ball.
swedish Dance.
Messrs. Leopold Fisher. Luciu Boltwood
Richard Smith, Henry Bennett, Jno White
III. q. NOrthup. Geo. Boltwood, Chas Nc
| ouswan. Misses Nettie Cole. Minnie White,
sadie White, Sophia Bacon, Addie Beinap.
Bessie Sigh, Annie Ashley, Florence
Moore.
Japanese Dance.
Messrs. L. Chase. VIM. Brown. Water,
nan, FL. Lowe Theo. Rsthoone, Wm
Fowler. Jno. NcQuewsn. Walter McBrien.
Mrs. A. Re Grande Pierce. Misses HAITI.
White. Fla McQuevsn, Anna Hopkins
Carrie stone. Champiin. Jennie Freeman
Allie Heath.
The Booths.
The several booths ranged around the
sides Of the main aoor Of the haH yer,
handsome and superb, ss viewed from both
the exterior s1d interior. and in them wsr
20 be seen. yss ana bought. many. rich
hsndsou1e aniqse sad assfus articles. +
the immediate izls Of TIE grand entrsno
Is located the Christmas booth. which j
tastefsiiv decors.ed IN pure white. in it A.
found many suiiahle presents and a. on
side . = chsrmin1 irsplzce. snd The lad ie
are Indebted % Charles Hall f5r tbi,
piece of usefui fsrn{furs. Todsv
! bridal sceue VII Se arranged
Thi. hoofh is presided ovsr By Mesisns. F
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Robinson ksish FS4sstt snd Misses Nellie
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